Billionaires ROW NYC (Fully Narrated) FULL TOUR 4K USA 

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Time Stamps: 1:10 432 Park Avenue 2:37 425 Park Avenue 4:18 Four Season Hotel 7:27 Aman New York 8:33 Tiffany & Co Flagship Fifth Avenue 12:34 Steinway Tower 111 W57th Street 16:30 One57 - Extell 20:58 Central Park Tower - Extell 24:33 220 Central Park South 28:00 Columbus Circle

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It's beautiful!

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why are there so many cars? you'd think a dense city such as NYC would start reducing car use within its city. The lifestyle of being that packed together isn't serviced very well by having so many facilities dedicated to car travel... Cars take up a LOT OF SPACE. and in NYC space is very premium. IMO they need to strip down many roads to 1 single car lane, and build trams around the city, as well as bike paths like Amsterdam and Paris. I reckon many inner-city folks don't want to get around by car.

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Beautiful video. Thank you so much!

GREAT VIDEO AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY

Thomas, thank you for the walk and talk in one of my favorite areas of town. When my daughter was going to Gabelli at Fordham. I was in the area quite a bit and have a ton of photos. 220 CPW is actually on my list to photograph my next trip back. i strangely like 432 the best for some bizarre reason, as I am more into older and mid century architecture. Best to you, big fan down here in Atlanta.

Excellent video! You have a lot of passion for your work and for NYC. I wish you great success!

Loved this video thank you

Tom, it's so cool how much you love your line of "work"! It's the best to work with someone who is so energetic, engaged and knowledgeable! Love how you strive, thrive and share!! The city is lucky to have you!! Beautiful video!

Hi Tom amazing stream see you live tonight take care and God bless

Tom, appreciate the walking tour and your detailed and informative narrative of B-Row...The average citizen or tourist would have absolutely no clue that residences such as those exist.

Amusing to look at, so many contrasts of good and bad to see in NYC.

The only thing you don’t see on the “only bus” lane (starting from Bergdorf Goodman) is a bus. 😄 Only parking cars.

amazing . i felt i was having a tour with you online in NYC. thank you so much for having it posted !!!!!! keep showing us around one of the beautiful and school district condo regions in US !

Thank you so much for the footage

Every time I hear of something as "the most expensive" its from some rich arab or russian oiler that has bought up some building and now markets it as "this is the MOST ..." this and that. They selldom have the class or heritage to claim anything of the sorts. If you want true luxury you probably already know where to find it, these tacky billionaires trying to make a quick buck or name for themselves probably have these buildings mostly vacant, they got them because some company moved out and now the city doesn't know what to do with it, it's just something for them to brag about to get approval from the masses, real wealth knows the difference and would never associate or be found in these kind of places.

Entry of 432 park avenue si, entry central Park Tower edificio piú alto del mondo no...mah...

432 Park Avenue would be perfect for a recluse. They'd never have to leave the premises with a private restaurant only for residents. I can't help but wonder... 1. What hours does the restaurant operate? 2. Does one need to make a reservation or can one just show up whenever they feel like it? 3. How many residents use the restaurant on a daily basis at any given time? 4. And since it's private does that mean one party or person can dine there alone and in seclusion? Or does it mean they might bump into a neighbor or two at random intervals? I find it fascinating!

1 King Street West Toronto ON Canada is only 32 feet wide at its widest point. It is a hotel, residences and retail structure.

Thanks for the tour Tom. Those are amazing places! Wish I could afford to live there.

I just discovered your video by chance, i must admit, i enjoyed it enormously, great contents.

Tom, are you going to show what's inside the buildings? Exterior is cool, but interior is also soooo interesting! 😊 Thank you for your tours! 🙏

Fantastic tour, Tom! Thanks for all you do!

The Four seasons in Tribeca has been open since 2021.

Great tour and informative,

Are they still having problems in that building due to construction?

Great tour Tom! Ty. Reading Billionaires Row now. Great book rec! Ty

Thanks

Everyone knows property in NYC is a no go with Gestapo politicians.... Billionaires are leaving like rats on a sinking ship.... That's what smart money always does.

Ken Griffith is still missing the 6 billion he lost on game stop?😊

Thank you 👍

Yes, we know there are tall buildings in NYC; it's not necessary to point your camera at every one of them! It would help immensely, however, if you would occasionally point your camera at the street signs so we would know where we are and which direction we are walking.